I don’t think 30k per issue qualifies as low selling, but I’m not sure what the op qualifies as low selling.
I think Harley Quinn 63 sold 1 k less than Wonder Woman 74 so I’m not sure if the qualifications here.
I read Deathstroke, Harley Quinn and Batman and the outsiders but I only buy digital.
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08-30-2019, 03:05 AM #46O.G.
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08-30-2019, 04:33 AM #47The Man Who Cannot Die
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He didn't include the card stock version sales.
Originally Posted by lucius121
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08-30-2019, 05:18 AM #48Mighty Member
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Teen Titans and Freedom Fighters. Dropped Doom Patrol. I would imagine that is low selling. Will pick it up again when Way is off of the book.
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08-30-2019, 04:24 PM #49Spectacular Member
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I was reading Terrifics, but dropped it when the last story line wrapped up. New one doesn't really interest me.
Want a REALLY low selling title? I have Looney Tunes on my pull list! According to Comichron, it sells in the 3,xxx range. One of the last $2.99 titles left, and it's good nostalgic fun.
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08-30-2019, 05:02 PM #50Fantastic Member
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The Terrifics. Still great, despite a writer change.
I am so pleased that Batman Beyond is not listed amongst the low-selling titles. If it were, I'd include it as one of the ones I buy."Age is not defined by years, but by regrets...I'm an old man now." --Fighting Yank, "Project Superpowers"
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08-30-2019, 05:19 PM #51Mighty Member
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Adventures of the Super Sons and Hawkman. I tried Freedom Fighters; I can't get over the word "Razis." It's such an insignificant thing to get hung up on, but *shrug*
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08-30-2019, 07:34 PM #52Savior of the Universe
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Aquaman Originally Posted by tib2d2
Was reading Hawkman up until Hitch left. Reading Terrifics in TPB.
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08-30-2019, 09:01 PM #53Ultimate Member
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Most of these titles aren't lower selling. Originally Posted by tib2d2
There's quite a few lower selling titles not listed eg. BB, YJ, BOM, Doom Patrol, Wonder Twins,Dreaming, Lucifer, wildstrom and more.
Not sure what the cut off is but just a few examples
HQ- 41k in July total sales
JLD Annual- 43.19k
Batman/Outsiders- 39k
TT- 35.53k
Nightwing- 32.79k
I think you omitted the variant sales
Variants do make quite the difference and it's cool to see split units of regular v Variant. Some titles do get a MAJOR boost from variants especially the cheese cake variants
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Catwoman#13 . Total sales - 49.5k. 16k of those were regular cover the rest [58%] were variant sales.
Combined total sales for July
https://www.bleedingcool.com/2019/08...els-july-2019/
Split sales for july
https://www.comichron.com/monthlycom...9/2019-07.html
Anyhoo from the list I pick up
AOSS
TT
RHO
HQ
Batman/Outsiders
Terrifics
Deathstroke
NightwingLast edited by dietrich; 08-30-2019 at 09:27 PM.
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08-31-2019, 07:30 AM #54Uncanny Member
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That's what I've been hoping the OP would admit to, but . . . Originally Posted by dietrich
In this case, Diamond / the charts split up the variants from the regular covers because of different price points. Those card stock variants were cover-priced $1.00 more than the regular covers, and parts of the charts do rank how well books performed by how many $'s they bring in from orders placed by local comic book shops. Originally Posted by dietrich
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08-31-2019, 02:17 PM #55Astonishing Member
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I wonder why DC hasn't cancelled the Looney Tunes book since it is selling so poorly. And it's in the 250-issue range. Originally Posted by Brad
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08-31-2019, 03:04 PM #56Spectacular Member
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I kind of assume there's a contractual requirement for DC to publish a Looney Tunes book for Warner Brothers. If you didn't know, most of the content in current issues is reprint material from earlier in the series. Since DC is coming out with a Scooby-Doo Giant for Wal-Mart, I wonder if they will cancel the Looney Tunes floppy and switch to the Giant line. Originally Posted by MoneySpider
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08-31-2019, 05:46 PM #57All-New Member
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Batman and the Outsiders
Collecting this one as I’m heavily interested in Black Lightning and the rest of the Outsiders as it is a continuation of the Detective Comics arc I really enjoyed.
Justice League Dark
Loved the N52 JLD and am enjoying these issues so far. Kinda wish they’d give Wonder Woman a rest and let Zatanna take over.
Adventures of the Super Sons
My son is a huge Damian Wayne fan so he started with the first Rebirth Super Sons series then jumped on Adventures. Collected the entire maxi-series, though, I have to catch up on it.
Justice League Odyssey
Love the idea of a Justice League team primarily based in space, though, I am tired of the Darkseid arc. Not to mention the overuse of the Green Lanterns power ring having the lifespan of a AA battery. Considering dropping this one.
Deathstroke
Trade collecting these and I am really quite enjoying them. It’s fascinating to see a man as despicable as Slade be so endearing yet tough around the edges.
Hawkman
Got into this one around Issue #10, bit of a late comer, but I am glad I made the jump. This is seriously my favorite DC ongoing right now. It manages to untwist and make the history of Hawkman readable. Also the single issues dealing with his past lives are awesome as well. Will definitely recommend this one for any fan of superhero comics.
Freedom Fighters
Another Venditti homerun. Never knew who the Freedom Fighters were until I seen Issue #1 at the comic store. Been following it since and it’s highly recommended as it presents some interesting ideas along with great characters.
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